Have you heard? Today is #ApraxiaAwareness Day and we are trending on Facebook! To celebrate, Lynn Carahaly, creator of the Speech EZ program for apraxia agreed to offer THREE copies of her Apraxia Picture Sound Cards App! The giveaway starts today and winners will be announced May 29th, 2016! Enter below for a chance to win! a Rafflecopter giveaway
Have you heard? It’s #ApraxiaAwareness Day and #Apraxia is trending! In honor of all of the festivities, Margaret D Fish, author of “Here’s How to Treat Apraxia of Speech” is offering a free copy of her book to one lucky winner! Enter today and the winner will be announced next Saturday! *Note: This giveaway is now closed* Enter below! Good luck! a Rafflecopter giveaway
I love Apraxia Awareness Day, ever since I celebrated my first one when Ashlynn was new to the dx. It’s always a time of excitement, renewed hope and resolve, support, and community who comes together filling up facebook and my newsfeed with their apraxia fighters. I’ve been honest and open about telling my own early experience with apraxia, which wasn’t much. I’ve been the first one to admit I barely
I saw this necklace on another blog and I loved it. When it was time to get a gift for my daughter’s SLP, I went to this shop on etsy and customized the perfect piece! Melissa from HandMadeLoveStories agreed to donate one to my raffle to support apraxia awareness day! Enter below and if you are chosen, you can tell me what you would like it to say and I
Keeping up with our giveaways, next up is Dot Articulation from Speech Corner. I use this book all the time with a variety of different speech disorders. It’s a great way to get multiple productions in a fun and motivating format. It has reproducible worksheets targeting 19 frequently articulated sounds, including blends. For my kids with apraxia, there are blank sheets in the book for you write in your own
Speech Racer is a relatively new app from Complete Speech. I first tried this app at the ASHA convention in December. I was amazed at how it utilized visual feedback based on the quality of a /r/ sound within various positions of words. It can be used for both iPhone and iPad. You can choose between four different meters that provide visual feedback on the accuracy of the /r/